Tips For Retirees Who Want To Keep On Working
Retirees increasingly plan to work beyond retirement. AARP surveys show many already retired want to continue, while over 55 workers favor staying on. The Institute of Lifetime Learning offers a free guide with practical steps and resources to pursue second careers, consult employers, or transition gradually.
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Courts hear appeal to block parental notice rule on adolescents
Washington AP reports two family planning groups ask an appellate court to permanently ban a Reagan era regulation that requires parental notification when adolescent girls receive prescription contraceptives. The DC Circuit panel weighs whether informing parents improves communication or drives sexually active teens from clinics, risking more pregnancies.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
House Moves Bill Making Tampering a Federal Crime
The House moves toward easy passage of a bill to make tampering with consumer products a federal crime with up to life imprisonment for those maliciously tampering with foods or drugs. The measure follows last year’s Tylenol cyanide deaths in Chicago.
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House
Judiciary Committee
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Magazine apologizes for hoax involving forged Hitler diary
Stern magazine in Hamburg apologizes for the Hitler diary forgery hoax and says publishing the journals put it in an unwanted light. The four paragraph statement from spokesman Gunther Schoenfeld and editors cites the German government finding the diaries as fakes and calls it a severe blow to Stern credibility.
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Socialist Party Claims Victory In Spanish Municipal Elections
In Madrid the Socialist Party announced a decisive early victory in nationwide municipal elections. With over half counted, they lead with about 45 percent of the vote, ahead of the Popular Alliance, Communists, and Democratic and Social Center, as regional parties also field candidates for 68,936 city council seats and 764 regional seats across 13 autonomous regions.
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Alfonso Guerra
Popular Alliance
Communists
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Shultz Sees Syria Pullout Despite Difficult Talks
Secretary of State George P. Shultz predicts Syria will withdraw its troops from Lebanon within a reasonable time after his peace trip. He warns negotiations will be hard and notes Israel may keep a small force if Syria exits, as he reports on meetings with Hafez Assad in Damascus.
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Wall Street Stuntman Combines Brokerage With Fire and Fury
Frank Ferrara a Staten Island stockbroker eight- times balance stunts with finance He divides his time between Troster Singer Stevens Rothchild in Jersey City and movie locations He has jumped from sixth story windows crashed cars and set himself ablaze In interviews he notes the risks and fetish for safety a must for a career that blends Wall Street and stunt work
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Ferrara
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New York Stock Exchange
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Jersey City
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New York City
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Simon & Simon
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Atlantic City
Notable Obama era spacewalker and Camp Grand Rapids hike
Gerald R. Ford shares a breakfast with 23 Boy Scouts who inaugurated a nine mile hiking trail named for the 38th president starting with a Grand River canoe trip and ending at the Gerald R. Ford Museum. Greg Weykamp, 12, praises Ford’s humility. Story Musgrave Day marked in Marietta Ohio as Musgrave discusses spacewalk realism. Helen Reddy plans to marry her live-in boyfriend amid custody dispute over son Jordan who accuses the partner of using force. Ruth denies the allegations.
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Senate May Bury Freeze On Nuclear Moratorium Fight
After a two month House battle nuclear freeze advocates push the moratorium to the Senate but face a hostile Foreign Relations Committee. Majority Leader Howard Baker plans to send it to committee where it could stall for months. Senate floor debate remains possible with Baker forecasting action.
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